Papa Roach's 'Wake Up Calling': New Era of Melody & Intensity

0:00It's April 4th, from char toppers to breaking drops. This is Music News Today, powered by AI. Papa Roach just dropped the music video for their new single Wake Up Calling, directed by Hannah Greyhall back in March. The track hits streaming in late January through new noise records and ADA, building on recent releases like Scars and Leave a Light On. It first debuted live at a surprise show and Nashville's whiskey jam on Broadway three months ago to a crowd of artists and industry folks. Produced by Colin Britten, who's worked with Lincoln Park in all-time low, the song dives into themes of connection, self-reflection, and emotional ties. The band has been champions for mental health since their breakout hit, Last Resort, over two decades ago. As two-time Grammy-nominated platinum sellers and alternative hard rock, they've put out 10 studio albums, including their latest Ego trip. This track shows their shift to a more melodic and vulnerable style, but keeps that raw intensity

1:00fans know. It's part of their ongoing evolution in songwriting. What Man Jacoby says, he's gained wisdom through the years and wants to pass it on in this new era, keeping the conversation alive.